Nothing wants your money, AWS wants your trust, and Spotify wants your data

In this episode of Equity, Kirsten Korosec, Anthony Ha, and Sean O'Kane discuss James Cameron's views on generative AI, followed by an analysis of Nothing's consumer investment round and Autolane's coordination layer for autonomous vehicles. They then delve into the key announcements from AWS re:Invent, focusing on AI agents, new AI training chips, and database savings plans. The episode concludes with a discussion on the trend of "Wrapped" by Spotify and other companies, exploring its marketing implications and user engagement.

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Equity

Introduction to Generative AI and Hollywood's Response

Consumer Investment in Nothing: A Community-Driven Funding Approach

Autolane: Coordinating Autonomous Vehicle Pickups and Drop-offs

AWS reInvent: AI Agents, Custom Chips, and Database Savings Plans

The Wrapped Trend: Data, Viral Content, and User Engagement

Nothing wants your money, AWS wants your trust, and Spotify wants your data

Equity

00:00Introduction to Generative AI and Hollywood's Response

Introduction to Generative AI and Hollywood's Response

03:33Consumer Investment in Nothing: A Community-Driven Funding Approach

Consumer Investment in Nothing: A Community-Driven Funding Approach

09:45Autolane: Coordinating Autonomous Vehicle Pickups and Drop-offs

Autolane: Coordinating Autonomous Vehicle Pickups and Drop-offs

14:57AWS reInvent: AI Agents, Custom Chips, and Database Savings Plans

AWS reInvent: AI Agents, Custom Chips, and Database Savings Plans

23:30The Wrapped Trend: Data, Viral Content, and User Engagement

The Wrapped Trend: Data, Viral Content, and User Engagement